2818 Head

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2818 Head

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The replacement head does not come with a charger holder. You must have charger holder 2716 to use this head. Charger holder 2716 is the one supplied with bottles made 1996 and after. The original charger holder for bottles made before 1996 (part no. 2925) will not work with this head. This head comes with a cap.

Customer Reviews

	Mr.
	Dan was a big help supplying the replacement head for my Liss soda siphon, and the head works perfectly. I'd certainly do business with him again.
	Reviewed by: Art Brown from San Ramon, CA. on 3/29/2012

	Production dates
	The date stamped on my ISI bottle is '95 12', but this is the head that was supplied when I purchased it. To clarify, this head will fit both >=1996 and <=1995 models but the original charger holders have different threads, hence you would need a new charger holder if you're replacing an old style head. So there is some ambiguity with the Dec 1995 production dates. The charger holders look distinctly different, however, so you can rely on the diagrams to decide if you need a new holder.
	Reviewed by: Bones from West Chester, PA. on 1/5/2012

	Seltzer User
	Replacement head allows fizzy seltzer to the last drop (apologies to Maxwell House). Previous head over ten years old and the valves just broke down.
	Reviewed by: Phil Johnson from Barrington Rhode Island. on 10/17/2011

	Mr.
	This head solved my problem! The bottle was leaking after I discharged the CO2 into it, but replacing the head made it all perfect.
	Reviewed by: Michael Lutz from Coronado, CA. on 5/21/2011